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Two Republicans Withdraw From Races (opens the original)
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The withdrawal of two Kansas House candidates from the November general election requires Republican officials to promptly select replacement nominees. Rep. Clarke Sanders, the incumbent Salina Republican, had his name removed Wednesday from the 69th District ballot due to medical issues resulting in his hospitalization. He has held the House seat since 2021 and intends to remain in office until his current term expires in January. In the August primary, Sanders was unopposed. “My health has tak
Kansas Leaders Dubious of Beef Import Strategy (opens the original)
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Kansas ranchers and their representatives in the U.S. Senate responded with skepticism to President Donald Trump’s plan to ease tariffs on beef imports for 90 days in an attempt to moderate domestic grocery prices through the midterm election in November. Glenn Brunkow, president of the Kansas Farm Bureau, warned that the president’s manipulation of the market by temporarily surging beef imports could be harmful to farmers and consumers. “President Trump’s call to sell foreign beef below market
Board Working on School Technology Use Policies (opens the original)
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The Kansas State Board of Education is pushing ahead with drafting recommendations for public school districts on use of technology in classrooms and crafting a potential mandate that local school boards implement policies controlling student access to computers. The 10-member State Board of Education shared a sense of urgency Wednesday for development by November of consensus on boundaries and expectations for laptops and pads that have become common in K-12 schools. That three-month timeframe
Senate Race Could Consume More Than $50 million (opens the original)
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Dr. Roger Marshall and Adam Hamilton will test in November the legacy of nearly a century of partisan dominance by Republicans over Democrats in U.S. Senate elections in Kansas. Marshall, the Republican seeking reelection as a loyalist of President Donald Trump, easily brushed aside his August primary opponent. He faces a serious general election challenge from Hamilton, who founded the largest United Methodist church in the United States, proved to be a prolific political fundraiser and won the
Lawsuit Challenging Police Flock Cameras (opens the original)
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Machinist Mason Grimmett criticized the Wichita Police Department’s reliance on high-speed equipment that reads, logs and converts into searchable files the license plate of everyone driving in range of nearly 200 specialized cameras in the city. Last month, Grimmett used his five-minute public comment slot at a June meeting of the Wichita City Council to express apprehension about local law enforcement’s deployment of cameras capable of capturing images of plates on moving vehicles day or night
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